Reviewing the webhook events that trigger workflows
In Chapter 2, Deep Diving into GitHub Actions, you learned about scheduled events and manual events, but webhook events were only covered briefly. Although this section will not cover a comprehensive list of all webhook events that can trigger a workflow, you will learn more about these events and see some examples that can help you create your own workflow.
Important note
To see the complete list of webhook events that trigger workflows, visit https://docs.github.com/actions/reference/events-that-trigger-workflows#webhook-events.
Webhooks, in general, are HTTP callbacks that can be defined by a user and are triggered by specific events that happen on a platform. GitHub supports many different webhook events that you can consider when implementing CI/CD strategies using GitHub Actions. Those events can be used individually and in conjunction with manual and scheduled events. In addition to the webhook events that you have...
